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Holding/Management company & subsiditary LLC credit question
I have established a holding LLC that I am the owner of, and a subsidiary LLC that is wholly owned by the holding LLC. The subsidiary LLC is registered in NC where it is about to buy a property (cash) that will be a long-term residential rental.
My first property will be paid for with cash, from an owners deposit: filtering down through the holding LLC and then to the subsidiary that will buy the property.
Looking forward, I will very likely form an LLC, owned by my holding LLC, for each property -and would rather not discus this here. I want to leverage this first property to build business credit for future properties (again, likely under different LLCs, subsidiarity of my holding LLC).
Which business do I focus on building credit for? I dont see any situation where my holding LLC will have any direct expenses so establishing credit will be nearly impossible.
Thanks,
Brandon
My first property will be paid for with cash, from an owners deposit: filtering down through the holding LLC and then to the subsidiary that will buy the property.
Looking forward, I will very likely form an LLC, owned by my holding LLC, for each property -and would rather not discus this here. I want to leverage this first property to build business credit for future properties (again, likely under different LLCs, subsidiarity of my holding LLC).
Which business do I focus on building credit for? I dont see any situation where my holding LLC will have any direct expenses so establishing credit will be nearly impossible.
Thanks,
Brandon